About Human Growth Hormone
GROWTH HORMONE has been shown, in some studies, to have side effects which include Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Arthritis, edema (swelling), water retention, joint pain, Gigantism (unnatural bone growth) and bloating. Side effects are typically experienced with high dose abuse over long periods of time.
One should also completely avoid GROWTH HORMONE if they have cancer or a high risk or prevalent family history of cancer, especially prostate and reproductive cancer. GROWTH HORMONE stimulates cell reproduction and regeneration, which can have a dangerous effect on one who has cancer. Though some doctors claim that HGH replacement therapy actually boosts the immune system and enables the body to fight cancer, their argument is do young people with high HGH levels get cancer? Isn’t it more common for people to get Cancer later in life when their hgh levels are lower, not when they are young and their HGH levels are high?
Long term abuse of GROWTH HORMONE can also cause the Pituitary Gland to produce less GROWTH HORMONE for a while, how long depends on the person, lifestyle and the abuse level. Studies have shown, the pituitary gland has the ability to produce healthy levels of human Growth Hormone when stimulated throughout the entire human life span – this is very promising for Sermorelin users.
GROWTH HORMONE has been shown, in some studies, to have side effects which include Carpal Tunnel Syndrome, Arthritis, edema (swelling), water retention, joint pain, Gigantism (unnatural bone growth) and bloating. Side effects are typically experienced with high dose abuse over long periods of time.
One should also completely avoid GROWTH HORMONE if they have cancer or a high risk or prevalent family history of cancer, especially prostate and reproductive cancer. GROWTH HORMONE stimulates cell reproduction and regeneration, which can have a dangerous effect on one who has cancer. Though some doctors claim that HGH replacement therapy actually boosts the immune system and enables the body to fight cancer, their argument is do young people with high HGH levels get cancer? Isn’t it more common for people to get Cancer later in life when their hgh levels are lower, not when they are young and their HGH levels are high?
Long term abuse of GROWTH HORMONE can also cause the Pituitary Gland to produce less GROWTH HORMONE for a while, how long depends on the person, lifestyle and the abuse level. Studies have shown, the pituitary gland has the ability to produce healthy levels of human Growth Hormone when stimulated throughout the entire human life span – this is very promising for Sermorelin users.